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1.0.0
Improvements:
- Update all eclipse dependencies (JDT, Equinox and p2) to Neon.2
- Add artifact MD5 checksums to generated p2 repositories
- Tycho compiler now uses project-specific compiler settings by default
- One p2 mirror can now be declared for many p2 repositories on the same host/URL prefix
- Automatic detection of TestNG unit tests
- Add support for PDE root files using root.folder.<subfolder> syntax
- Consistently use ${maven.build.timestamp} for value of both maven -SNAPSHOT and PDE .qualifier version suffix
Bug fixes:
- Fail build early and with a clear error message when download of artifacts from baseline repository used for comparison fails
- tycho-versions-plugin can now be used with pom-less builds
- Enable build of features with multiple os/ws/arch filters
The project leadership certifies that the APIs in this release are "Eclipse Quality".
User docs: Reference documentation is generated during build and published for Tycho and Tycho Extras . Other documentation like FAQs is provided in the wiki
Example builds of eclipse plugins, tests and RCP products are kept up to date w.r.t. the latest Tycho version
Tutorials from past EclipseCons are referenced in the documentation
Localization/I18n is out of scope for Tycho as a commandline tool
Tycho does not have any user interface apart from the commandline
User community:
the project's user mailing list continues to be pretty active with ~ 50 posts per month. Initially the committers were mostly answering but in the meantime users are helping out each other for most questions. The project's committers hosted several tutorial sessions on EclipseCon 2012 through 2014 as well as a Tycho talk for EclipseCon 2015 .
Adopter community:
Non-committers are blogging about how they use Tycho.
Several add-ons for Tycho have been developed independently: version-tiger, jboss maven tools . Some of them made their way back upstream into Tycho.
Developer/committer community:
Each milestone release typically has about 4-5 patches contributed by non-committers (see release announcements)
We were able to recruit a new committer (Martin Schreiber, bachmann electronic GmbH)
Due to the fact that Tycho is a set of maven plugins, there is a close relationship to the Apache Foundation. Many parts of apache maven like e.g. the unit test functionality surefire are reused in Tycho and patches were contributed to Maven.